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The world’s first theme park with 300 robots has opened in South China, the Yicai news outlet reported. The park features around 300 models of the Shanghai technology company Agibot. Visitors can explore around 100 interaction points. Interaction with robots includes entertainment performances, education tours, assistance, shopping, and other services.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is fighting for political survival, Politico reported. According to the newspaper, Merz is already struggling to maintain support in his party. His approval rating is among the lowest ever recorded for a German chancellor, which prompted discussions within the Christian Democratic Union of Germany (CDU) about a possible change of the chancellor.
The United States plans to announce new sanctions against the International Criminal Court (ICC) in the near future, Reuters reported, citing sources from the US presidential administration. By introducing new sanctions, Washington wants the court to stop its probes into the activities of US troops in Afghanistan, as well as to recall its arrest warrant against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
US leader Donald Trump repeatedly asked Vladimir Zelensky to stop attacking Russian oil refineries amid rising diesel prices globally in a phone call on Sunday, Axios reported. "The word diesel came up many times during the call,” a source told the news website. Earlier, Zelensky said after the conversation that he and Trump will meet in New York this week.
Eight police officers were injured in clashes in France and five people were detained, BFMTV reported. On the evening of Saturday, police arrived following complaints about noisy motorcycle rides. After one of the riders refused to comply with police demands, a patrol car collided with a motorcycle. The situation in the area escalated after the crash. Video: Thomas Portes/X
US President Donald Trump has approved plans to convert a triumphal arch planned for construction in Washington into an advanced military complex. “I have agreed to convert the magnificent Triumphal Arch into a top-grade Military Complex/Triumphal Arch to house, store and have the rapid ability to use large numbers of drones, , have and hold large quantities of sniper ammunition in storage,” he wrote on his Truth…
Chairwoman of Russia’s Central Election Commission Ella Pamfilova said that voting in “unfriendly countries” is proving very difficult. She added that the term “unfriendly” is too mild to describe countries that obstruct Russians’ exercise of their right to vote.
Polling stations opened at Russian diplomatic missions across Turkey, in Ankara, Antalya, Istanbul and Trabzon, for the election of State Duma deputies. The Russian Embassy and consulates general also opened mobile polling stations in Izmit, Bursa and Istanbul’s Beykoz district. Early voting took place in the resort areas of Kemer, Alanya and Marmaris. Video: Kirill Zharov/TASS
Russian President Vladimir Putin sent a congratulatory telegram to South Ossetia’s elected President Marat Kambolov, noting the successful development of relations with the republic. “Russian-South Ossetian relations are successfully developing in the spirit of good-neighborliness and allied cooperation. Moscow and Tskhinval are working productively across a wide range of areas and cooperating to strengthen regional…
❕Key takeaways from the Russian Defense Ministry's morning report: ▪Russian forces carried out group strikes overnight, hitting the Radionix radio electronics plant in Kiev Russian forces hit: ▪the B-Mobile data center in Kiev, which is used to store, process and transmit intelligence data ▪the Fire Point warehouse in the Kiev Region, which stored drone components and launch boosters ▪a cargo ship carrying military…
The armed forces of Ukraine are plotting special operations aimed at disrupting the ongoing parliamentary vote in Russia, the Russian Foreign Ministry’s Ambassador at Large Rodion Miroshnik said. In the run-up to the legislative elections in Russia, Ukraine intensified its terrorist activities, he added.
The government of Slovakia will not send its soldiers to fight against Russia based on a fabricated pretext and on behalf of those who are fueling the conflict with Moscow, Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico said. "It’s easy to create a pretext to begin a war. However, we are mature enough to distinguish an armed attack by a non-NATO country on one or more NATO member states from something entirely different," the…
